Wednesday, 30 October 2013

The Daily Idea from Harvard Business Review

  Daily Idea - Harvard Business Review

October 30, 2013

Anxiety Is A Double-Edged Sword


When we're feeling anxious about making a decision — and this is especially true if it's a high-stakes decision — we tend to seek the counsel of our friends or colleagues. But this isn't always a good move to make, and it can lead us astray. Why? When we're anxious, our ability to tell the difference between "good" advice and "bad" advice is diminished. It's almost unfair: anxiety makes us run to others for help but it also makes us more susceptible to bad advice. So be careful, keep calm, and carry on.


SOURCE: How Anxiety Can Lead Your Decisions Astray by Francesca Gino


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